Fig. 2
From: Deterministic processes structure bacterial genetic communities across an urban landscape
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) gene diversity and human density. Fit of the zero-inflated hurdle model, modelling how diversity of AMR genes in seed-eating birds increased with human density, when livestock were part of the vertebrate host community at household interfaces. Coloured lines represent the presence or absence of livestock in households, and shading on either side of each line represents 95% confidence intervals. A subset (n = 152) of E. coli isolates were included in this analysis
